I feel a little like a cheating spouse, contributing to another blog, but I was recently invited to write for No Fear of the Future. For those of you who aren’t familiar, No Fear of the Future is a group blog of science fiction writers that includes RevSF’s very own Jayme Blaschke and Peggy Hailey. I won’t list everyone else who is a contributor, but suffice it to say, they are all legends and it’s an honor to be ranked among them. I’ve been following this blog on my Google reader and it’s neat to have my name on the posts.
The content of No Fear of the Future tends toward the weightier end of the blog spectrum. Jess Nevins posts fascinating nuggets from the archival depths of his research into pulp history, and Chris Nakashima-Brown writes semiotic screeds delving into pop culture and geo-politics.
For those of you who maintain multiple blogs, you are familiar with the dilemma I now face. Which blog gets which post? For No Fear of the Future I’ll be shooting for one post a week, emphasizing cultural and political curiosities. For Zombie Lapdance I will continue to shoot for an entry every other day, or more. Of course the food frakking will stay here, as will the self-pimping.
Already I’ve posted stories at No Fear for the Future about the murderous Austin lawman Ben Thompson, UFO enthusiasts I met in Hyde Park, and the foxes at Highland Mall. Actually that last is the sort of thing I would post here, but I had video of the foxes, and No Fear of the Future has video-embedding capabilities.